nice job. Its simple, it works in all browsers, very easy to modify. NICE JOB!!
devans () - 5 years ago - Reply 0
Hi there,
i'm implementing your code in a project, but my skill with bootstrap is verry low.
Perhaps could you help me ?
I have to trigger the #menu element to open and close the menu from different place in the project.
I tought i could use jquery like this :
$("#menu").hide();
It works, but then the click on the #menu element doesn't works anymore.
To make it work again, i should fire this before:
$("#menu").show();
In the same way, if i do not fire the jquery event, and click first on the #menu element, the menu appears.
Then, if i try to hide it with jquery, that doesn't work.
I have to first close it by clicking the #menu element and then open it with jquery. And after that, i can close it with jquery.
Is there a way to control the #menu in javascript without disabling its bootstrap behaviour ?
ChÉ·t qui rÉ·â„“É› () - 7 years ago - Reply 0
